Thrive and Be At Peace with Yourself
Thrive and Be At Peace with Yourself
Feeling overwhelmed, unmotivated, or stressed? Looking for more passion, purpose and hope in your personal life and relationships? Let me support and guide you to clarity, confidence, and peace.
You are right where you need to be.
You can create and define who you want to be on your own terms, attracting and nurturing healthy relationships along the way.
My Education & Professional Background
I hold multiple coaching certifications as a Certified NLP Practitioner/Coach, Certified Time Line Therapy™ Practitioner and Certified Divorce, Transition and Recovery Coach. I’ve also been an ordained Minister for over 25 years. My multi-faceted education is reflected in my holistic coaching practice, allowing me to serve you by combining creativity with spirituality, practicality, and a little science to help you
As a public speaker, I also facilitate professional development programs for corporations. One of my greatest joys is working with young people as a leadership mentor with CWC Leadership Development. My coaching business evolved from a personal blog as I healed from my own divorce in 2014. This diverse experience supports my clients who feel stuck in life and seek to find passion, meaning, and purpose.
I have completed two extensive coaching programs through The Tad James Co. and Certified Divorce Coach® Program. I am also a vetted Vesta Divorce Professional for the Michigan Hub.
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Divorce can feel like a threat to your identity – a betrayal of how you view yourself and what once brought meaning and safety to your life. It can feel like a tug of war to break free; to stop the dance even when you know you should. Still an identity crisis after divorce can be less pervasive when you have the right support during the process.
Uncertain change. That’s what most of us fear. Whether it’s the end of a relationship, moving to a new location or work environment – when we don’t have control over what’s changing it’s scary. A flood of questions takes over our minds and we wonder how and if we will be able to survive it …
Maintaining your identity in marriage is not something I ever understood until it was too late. When I separated from my first husband at the age of thirty one, I admit I celebrated my freedom; it was exciting because I had never lived alone. It was nice to have a place to call mine. I …
